02
Dec
Who Controls the Frame?
Power, visibility, tools, and who gets seen in art and culture.
9 min read
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25
Nov
The New Monopolies: How Streaming Became What It Promised to Destroy
From record label gatekeepers to platform overlords—same story, different decade.
8 min read
18
Nov
The Zoom Problem: What Smartphones Still Can't Do
From guerrilla museum infiltrations to smartphone lenses and art on the Moon—an eclectic week of art and tech stories.
9 min read
11
Nov
Remixing Reality: The Ethics of Creative Theft
Creative theft, borrowed credibility, and the blurry line between homage and heist.
9 min read
04
Nov
The Code Was Always There: Looms, Punch Cards, and Computational Thinking
Why textile artists keep appearing at the forefront of art-tech intersections, plus artists using ML for decades, golden toilets and rebranded NFTs
9 min read
28
Oct
Monsters, Methods, and the Meaning Behind the Making
From Frankenstein tech bros to art world horror stories, skeleton dances, and Indigenous AR interventions at the Met
9 min read
21
Oct
The Retreat to Analog: When Digital Tools Stop Feeling Like Progress
Exploring why artists across disciplines are stepping back from algorithmic creation.
8 min read
14
Oct
From Echo Chambers to Gallery Walls
Digital art's long march toward institutional respect and why it matters.
8 min read
28
May
The Art of Leaving Things Unfinished
Music, design, travel, AI empathy, and ancient star maps—plus a note on The Intersect’s summer break and return.
8 min read
21
May
Culture Under Pressure
Art, politics, and technology collide: from public art maps and cosmic illusions to the uncertain future of arts funding.
8 min read